Schützengarten
Schützengarten was founded in St. Gallen, Switzerland in 1779 by Johann Ulrich Tobler, making it the oldest brewery in the country. Located in eastern Switzerland near Lake Constance and the Appenzell region, the brewery has remained independent since its founding and has produced classic, traditional beers from its base in the canton of St. Gallen since the eighteenth century. Its alcohol-free range forms part of that broader portfolio.
In 1895, Schützengarten began generating its own electricity via a hydroelectric power plant on the Sitter river. All Schützengarten products carry the Slow Brewing seal of approval, a certification awarded to breweries that commit to unhurried, traditional brewing practices. Alongside this heritage, the brewery describes itself as both modern and innovative while remaining deeply rooted in eastern Switzerland.
The alcohol-free range spans lagers and India Pale Ales, and the brewery also produces an alcohol-free ginger beer. Two of Schützengarten's alcohol-free drinks have picked up awards. Schützengarten has operated as an independent brewery since 1779 and remains based in St. Gallen.
At a Glance
- Origin
- CH
- Website
- schuetzengarten.ch
Awards
Award-Winning Drinks
The Collection
2 drinks
At a Glance
- Origin
- CH
- Website
- schuetzengarten.ch
Collection
2 drinks
